The MIT Center for WorkLife and WellBeing
We are committed to meeting the personal and professional needs of the diverse, global MIT community — whatever they may be.
We are committed to meeting the personal and professional needs of the diverse, global MIT community — whatever they may be.
The MIT Center for WorkLife and WellBeing offers a popular Webinar Series with research-based information to help MIT members with a diverse array of work-life and wellbeing issues.
See comprehensive resources and assistance for MIT parents who need guidance around finding and choosing child care, schools, and summer camps.
See our internationally recognized program of services to support MIT community members who are raising children.
Find a range of resources, services, and workshops to support young adults at MIT as they move forward in their careers and personal lives.
Explore a comprehensive range of programs and support services for those at MIT who are caring for aging loved ones.
Visit MIT Young Professionals to access MIT Center for WorkLife and WellBeing and MIT MyLife Services specifically geared toward your needs.
Visit MIT Young Professionals to access the Care.com Backup Adult Care program for you, your parents, or other family members. Help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and on a short-term basis.
Visit MIT Young Professionals to access College Coach ® seminars, webinars, and one-on-one personal assistance to help you map out your repayment strategy, identify your responsibilities, help you find an untapped cash flow, and uncover strategies for reducing your monthly payments.
Visit Parenting All Ages to access resources to help you develop the parenting style that best meets your teen's needs, and provide you with a wealth of research-based information and practical suggestions to navigate successfully through these exciting but challenging life experiences.
MIT Planning & Paying for College provides online resources, seminars, webinars, and expert guidance to help plan and pay for children's college; navigate the complex college admissions process; and develop a repayment strategy for your child's or your own student loans.
Visit MIT Paid Leave for New Parents to learn about your eligibility for parental leave, and how to apply for a new family leave of absence.
Are you thinking about retirement? To have a fulfilling and secure retirement, you need to plan now. These webinars will help you understand how your current lifestyle, retirement dreams, savings, and investment decisions influence a successful retirement.
If you are a member of the MIT community who has been affected by a fraudulent application for unemployment benefits, here's what to do.